Netbook Display 1024x600 resolution - eeepc 1000H netbook

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Started 12 years ago by Anonymous
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Hello there,

I'd read good stuff about Slitaz and I like to install it on my netbook. May I know if it is possible to set it to display at netbook resolution of 1024x600?

I'd tried the vesa flavor (it wouldn't let me login as tux or root; seems like having issue with the resolution). I'd also tried the Cooking version, the screen goes haywire.

However, the stable version works great; only thing is I don't know how to set the resolution to 1024x600.

Would doing in these following threads help?
1024x600 screen resolution - samsung nc10 netbook
- http://vanilla.slitaz.org/index.php?p=/discussion/766/1024x600-screen-resolution-samsung-nc10-netbook/p1
Help Configuring Default Screen Resolution?
- http://forum.slitaz.org/topic/help-configuring-default-screen-resolution#post-26

(sorry I don't know how to add the link)

Thanz!

Posted 12 years ago #
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btw, the problem I had with vesa version is when I tried to get the utility to detect the netbook monitor during live booting. Other than that, if I choose 800x600, it works good. I just wanna know if it is possible and how to set the resolution to 1024x600.

Thanz!

Posted 12 years ago #
Filou

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Hi mamasboy,

yes the first link will help since NC10 and EEEPC 1000H use the same graphics chipset (I own a 1000H too)

In addition I suggest to install slitaz-eeepc and xorg-xf86-video-intel (the correct video driver) as well.

The further steps depend upon how you use slitaz...

1) as a live CD
then, after installing 915resolution and xorg...intel you should clean the cache (tazpkg clean-cache as root or click "clean cache" in Configurations tab in Packages Manager) and create a new live CD with the option in the Start->System Tools Menu.
2) as a "normal" installation
then you just apply the new packages, clean the cache and you should be up and running (if the xorg-xf86-intel should not be applied yet, try tazx as root from a console (Ctrl-Alt-F1).
3) as frugal install (booting the rootfs from Harddisk with GRUB)
create the liveCD as in 2) and copy the new rootfs.gz in /home/slitaz/..... to your boot directory. You should rename your original rootfs.gz to rootfs.gz.orig or something if anything went wrong...

Good luck !!!

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